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Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

NyOrluE--I, TIMOTHY II. QUILL
~ the tenant OF the house situassd ct b o
601 Chureh street. IN the Eighth ward o
the oily OF Wtlmfug'on, orunty OF n sv Osstls
and state OF Delaware, In compliance WITH
the requirements Of the asts Of the 0sosra
Aessmp In such cass made aud provided
do bensby give notice tn u shall apply Il
writing 20 the court OF General sessions Of
the Peace and JAN Delivery OF tho STATE Of
Delaware, In AMI for New Castle ounty, on
nond+y. ths 2ist day Of nov. A. ". 1851, be
log the next term OF ssii court for . license
Tor ,aId houss as al TIM or tavern, for the
o. . therein OF int xicstiug liquors IN less
quantities than one quart, 10 DO drunk on
The premises, and tho following RESPECTS bls
citi3ons of said ward recUm "a end the saiI
application, via:
b3rrsrd uonohoe Ismss Phillips
WAIter = Taylor J.1ats = Dsvlin
Waior Elwatd3 Wnituey Hepburn
Joeoph h hcrner Samuel forrest
Hugo r sweeney John f}oner
fbi'p MtitiRsn .i~mas Boner
Joseph fgHnsr Harry Powell
Joan " Erwtn Dantel PlersGn
samuel Moore auiei Snor,
Morris Y Htck David !. It.tue
William Otx James r smith
John U Adams Frank sibte
John VI FrsIe Jacob Sibrs
Bernard Mccullough Henry Hovc-ter
oil So IlmoThY II. QUILL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

For good coal 20 to Bush's, French
etreet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

R0ARDERs At MRS:
ksras. No. Nv orange ct. tos ant
lO-pihRUERs. AT COT MAR
4. ,',,t,5is bosrdors. o'4-o''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
FU BL1O sALEs.

a TrENrI0H, DAILY nEH
Al GOOD CATTLE.
l. ne ouhsc-iosrs Will ssii at putlis s,ie, ct
the drove yard st Usptroviile, Carstiana
HID, Del, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1857,
at one O'clock, p. m,
40 head Of fresh cows AMI tpring. Ss-H8
~ era, soma stecs bulls and 10 ne hkrY
extra hne yopns stock. An OF tao above
stock Ia extra fine, and Is we'll worth the at
ten'ion ofrersons wishing good atoo7. This
is the II oost stick We nave o1uxat Vt.
Everybody come. Ulnnor &C IL. 80 sharp,
Ierms:--A crodis OF 90 daya
PROUD & MERRlCK.
!. q. Robinson. Auct otl-dNy
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

CHI EST n U T
M. tetween 7 and 8 years OF
{S,s,,b, 8 good driver, can be
M v. 5. BULLOCK, nth
.r.s. teI
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
NIorlCE.

r AIDES WtSHl q ODMPETEEr,
IA Trustworthy servants In all oApa cities
can get tuited by calling fmIn cd lately a,
II walnut street. Wore but respectable
parties need call. Strict attention paid to
make inquire. ol8.7ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

MISS kLOdEcsIING TOBIAS,
WI Telcher OF Muslo,
elys6ts ala Fast ath st eet.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

NoTlOF-l. J SEPH p. LACY. THE
IN tenant Of tho houss situa,ei a .s0I n
Sseont tpeet. In the ToAth ward Of the
CITY OF Wilmington, county OF Nov Oaslle
and state Of D,iAwars. Ia compliance with
the requirements Of the act OF tue denera,
Assembly 10 sucn case made and rrovidtd,
do hereby give notice that snail spuIy 10
writing 70 the Court Of General Ses lions Of
tho Psace and J al Delivery Of tho state Of
delaware. IN AND for New Castle Counts,
on hlondsy, the as. cay Of low, A. H. 1857,
being the next terra OF said oourt, for q II
csnse for said house as An inn or tavern Ioi
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in
Less quantities tn IN one "a ,rt, t. bs drunE
on the promi ses, and the following rsepec "a
bic citgsns OF seId wari RECON- mend the
said apuiic stioD. viz:
ames Gibson James Murray
James Ward LOWS j Graham
Edwin U GauAghy Maxwell MahoDsy
william Dcllaru Thomas Dobabov
Jeremiah C0iIios Thomas T starr
ichael J Conneii Jas U klsragan
Wm Oh onneu Samuel Johnston
John Dillon Thomas r utbson
YIN Walsh Patrick ijouSnsr;y
Janes Burns J.mei KirK
Joeeph St0ecRlo James Y Earner
hermann krb w IL Chambers
DIV St. JUSEfh r. Lazy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
RAYMOMD'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
All Travetiog Expenses Included.
A WHIT
CALIFORNIA
The first party OF the season will leave
THURSDAY, NOvemberlO

The first party OF the season will leave
PHlLADELPHIATHU NovemberlO,
For PASADENA. Los ANGELES, SANTA BAR
BARA, sAN DIEGO, SAN fRANCIsCo, Mon
Terry, AND TIE OTHER FAMOUS kE-
SORTS On THE PACIFIC COAST.
The journey Across the Con .lnent will be
made IN
New and Magnificent Train Of yestibuled
Pullman Palace Cars, with Pullman
Palace Dining-Car Attached.
Many new features will be introduced In
our Excursions til season. Trains of Ele-
CANT and Luxurious Nestlbuled Cars will be
run Across the Continent for the first tina.
First-class meals In the Fines. Dining-Csrs
ever Built. Special Trains with special Fa-
cilities for SIGHTSEEING. A Choice OF Three
Routes In the outward Journey and FIVE
Route. Returning Niaeteen Returning Per-
ties, and the Ticgets a,sp goOo on all rraius
up to July !, lSS. Independent ickets,
covering all expenses both ways, add allowing
Entire Freedom in California and RETURNING.
Hotel Coupons supple for long or shor So
tourns at all the Leading Pacific Coast
Resorts including the Baymmd vast
Pasadena, The A lngton, at Santa Bar
bara. the new Hotel del Monte, and the Palace
Hotel, San francisco.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

.pruMBgR AND SiEhn
tN SsV'' oil Q.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

MIR. P ALLEN, WHO HAVING HAD
1Sl over 20 years experience In teaching
on plano and organ; viii also teach singing
with instru ents when desired, at residence OF
pupils. Terms reasonable. Address i.
Del. OI5-l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

nj An EIGHT
r.: 80! = z - s;ssisi ~ Ss's'
egs"AEs. Esstssn s'r'e''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

a COLORED Girl -
bD q q .ge for = ai'ereis. Apply
)I'si ~ ia, in the forenoon.
h.nill slrr'' i" oc,oDeriS3t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

". $50
/ follVsl
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

An old lady of DIR. Gill's flock once
called upon him with a grievance.
The doctors neck-bands were too
long for her ideas of ministerial hu-
mility. and after long harangue on
the sin of pride, she intimated that
she had brought her scissors with her,
and would be pleased if her dear pas
tor would allow her to clip them
down to her notion of propriety.
The doctor not only listened patient
ly to her lecture, but handed her over
the offending white bands for her to
operate upon, When she had cut
them to her satisfaction. and return
ed the bibs, it was the doctors turn.
"Now." said he. my good sister,
you must do me good turn Also"
YES, l will doctor. what can it be?"
"Well you have something about you
which is great deal too long and
causes me no end of trouble, and |
should like to see it shorter" In
deed, dear sir, will not hesitate !;
what Is it? here are the scissors, use
them as you please" Come then"
said the sturdy divine, "good sister,
put out your tongue"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
Continued from LIST page.

Quick !" he said, to the foot manwho
was helping him, and with the haste
about the gobets something else
came tnm6ling down.
1.-THE lost diamond snuff-box !"
cried the butler. THAT stupid fell
tow dismissed the day it disappear
ed. must have put it there and for
gotten all about 1t ~
The fire was soon extinguished,
bat not a wink of sleep could his
lordship get until he could make
reparatiOn for the pitiful mistake
about the box; and once more the
old soldier made his way across the
mours, even the wooden leg stepping
proudly as he went along, though
now and then, as the old feeling came
over him. his white head would droop
for moment again.
The servants stood aside respectful
ly as he entered the castle, and they
and the other guests of that unlucky
day gathered round him while his
lordship told how the box had been
found and how he could not rest I'M
til forgiven by the brave hero he had
80 uniustly suspected of wrong.
"And now" said the company,
twill you not tell US one thing more ?
Why did you refuse to empty your
pockets, as all the rest were willing
to do 2"
because" said the old soldier sor-
rowfully, "because l was a thief. and
I could not bear that anyone should
discover it! All whom I loved best
in the world were lying sick at home,
starving for want of the delicacies
could not provide, and felt as if my
heart would break to see my plate
heaped with luxuries while they had
not so much as taste! / thought a
mOuthful of what l did not need
might save them, and when no one
was looking I slipped some choice
bits from my plate between two
pieces of bread and made way with
them into my pocket. 1 could not
let them be discovered for soldier
Is too proud to beg, but oh. my lord.
he can bear being called a thief all his
life better than he can dine sumptu-
ousIy while there is only black bread
at home for the sick and weak whom
he lowest"
Tears came streaming from the old
soldiers listeners by this time, and
each We'd with the other in heaping
honors and gifts in place of the dis
grace suffered so long; but all that
was powerless to make up for the
past.
Two good lessons may be learned
from this story: Never believe any
one guilty who is not really proved
to be so. Never let false shame keep
you from confessing the truth wheth-
er trifling or of importance.-LSa6e
j. Hopkins.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
A Beautiful Example.

It is rarely that we read anything
more touchingly beautiful than the
way in which Catharine TAFT. wife of
the Archbishop of Canterbury. tried
to. comfort her own heart and the
heart of her husband after they were
suddenly deprived by death of five
blessed little daughters" Other par
ents who mourn because of empty
cradles and desolate places at the fire.
side, may be strengthened by their
example. Mrs. TAFT writes:
Nov, constantly, with our daily
prayers for them, we say the thanks
giving and commemoration:
Lord thou hast let thy little ones
depart in peace.
Lord Jesus. thou hast received their
spirits, and hast opened unto them
the gate of everlasting glory.
Thy loving spirit leads them forth
in the land of righteousness, into
thy holy hill, into thy heavenly
kingdom.
Thou didst send thy angels to meet
them and carry them into Abra-
hams bosom.
Thou hast placed them in the habi-
tation of light and peace-of joy and
gladness.
Thou hast received them into the
arms of thy mercy, and given them
an inheritance with the saints in
light.
There they reign with thy elect
angels and thy blessed saints depart
ed, thy holy prophets and glorious
apostles, in all joy. glory, felicity,
and blessedness, forever and ever.
Amen"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
Why He Wouldn't TALK.

New York Star.
A good story is told ofdark Twain,
that has not yet been rinted. tap
pears that last winter having to fill a
lecturIng engagement at a Western
city, the humorist boarded a train
that is noted for itsslowness and al
ways avoided by regular travellers.
But the lecturins committee had
written to the hunorist agreeing to
meet him at the depot upon the ar
rival of this trail, and so he had no
alternative. Two hours travelling,
however, served to put Mark out of
patience. Stopping the conductor as
he passed through the car Mark ask
ed as civilly as he could: "Why
don't you people run this train fast
er?" The conductor, ignorant who
his questioner was, rejoined: at runs
fast enough to suit us. If you don't
like the rate of speed why don't you
get out and walk ?" "Well, | would"
returned Mark, settling hack in his
seat, "but that some friends won't
come to meet me until the train ar
rives, and | don't want to be watt
ing around the depot for two or three
hours"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE RaV'S JnSticA.

A certain Captain Baculard left Mar
settles for China, but being buffeted
by the winds he hauled up in the har-
hor of Tunis to await weather. The
Collector of the port came on board.
Captain Bacular represented that he
was freighted for Canton, that he had
nothing to do with Tunis, and that
he only put in from distress of wealth
er. But the collector exhibited man
ifest necessity that he should fork
over. Captain Bucalard did fork over
in a rage. but instantly repaired to
the palace of the Bey, demanding
justice.
Good Frank" said the Bey, II
am your friend-God is great. What
do you want of me?
"Highness," answered Captain
Baculard, "your custC m house has
robbed me. l have forked over
fork back"
Excellent Individual" answered
the Bey, SIN this country. when we
have the dust we keep it. The orig
inal acquisition is a difficulty. To
fork back a thing is unknown in AT
RIGA"
"But shall l not have justice ?'
Certainly, every one has justice
in Tunis. Will you have it in French
or Tunis fashion ?'
"Highness, l have had lawsuit
or two in France. Justice in French
fashion-God forbid"
"But l don't press it on you," OBJ
served the Bey. IF you choose the
French after all, 1 will speak to your
consul. He loves justice, good man;
three of my subjects applied to him
years ago for immunity, and they
will get it next year think-for he
loves justice"
"French justice, never! give me
the Tunisian am in a hurry"
do it then. God is great" said
the Bey. what is your cargo?"
"Marseilles soap and twenty thous-
and cotton caps"
cit is well. Go away and be tran
quill"
The Bey summond the Vizier.
"Vizier." said he, 1--WE love justice.
We love the Franks. Proclaim that
every Jew who appears tomorrow
out of doors without cotton cap,
will have little transaction to settle
with me-"
There are twenty thousand Jews
in Tunis, and not one single cotton
cap in the place. They all made
their wills. when they learned
through an officer of customs that
Captain Baculard had lots of the de-
sired article; that was enough-Cap-
tain Baculard sold the invoice at 81
a cap. He rushed to the palace and
poured out his thanks.
mot so FAST" said the Bey; 81
am not done yet. Call my Vizier."
The Vizier appeared.
proclaim, said the Bey, "that the
Jew who keeps cotton cap another
hour will have trouble with you
God is great, and l am lineal de.
scendant of Mahomet."
The visitor made a grand salute,
placing his left leg on the back of his
neck, according to the custom of the
court, and retired.
When Captain Baculard returned
to the dock he found the twenty
thousand Jews already awaiting him,
cap in hand, He might have had
the cap for nothing; but DESTROYS to
leave behind him name for gener-
osity and greatness of soul, he pur-
chased them at two cents aniooa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
There is said to be but one lawyer

There is said to be but one lawyer
in heaven. How he managed to pass
st. Peter is not positively known,
but it is conjectured that he passed
himself off for an editor and slipped
in unexpectedly. When he was dis
covered, the startled angels searched
the realms of felicity in all their
length and breadth for another law.
year to draw up papers for his eject
ment, but they could find none, of
course. and he held the fort.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
Three Kinds of Subscribers.

The subscriber who takes a paper
year after year, and finally when
asked to pay for it refuses, and say
he never did like the paper ANYHOW
and never read it, is, says an ex-
change, like the man who BUYS his
groceries for years, never paying
cent, and then refuses to settle be-
cause the sugar had sand in it. and
the tea Was not as good as he could
get somewhere else, and he never
used particle Of the soap ne had
bought. He never could get ahead
of the grocer like that. 1t is only
the innocent printer that can be gull
ed so easily.
The second kind of a subscribers
the one VINO reads the paper and then
pays for it. He is like the man who
buys AN OVercOat, wears it cut. and
then pays for it. He is 10000 tines
better than the first kind, but heis
bad enough.
The third kind is the man afterhr
printers own heart. He pays inf "
vance for his paper and is happy. H.
is the man VINO pays cash for his 90
ceries. medicines, hardware, ieweFy,
dry goods. and everything else tst
he buys. 1t is this kind sNspepceb
keep all kinds Of hts--ssi all ~
without whom Il town w0uH bs as
dead as copy of the "C0f,aeycldt
Record"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

An old sea captain, who formed his
habits in the days when groS was
popular, and who has not atereS
them, was taken sick not l0h$Ago
and had to call doctor. The physi
clan gave him a prescription, and
among other things told him he must
drink no liquor,
Cant | have just a small nipper
once day ?" asked the captain,
mot drop" said the doctor.
"What! Can't l have little San
ia Cruz?"
mot a drop"
"How much is your bill:!" growled
the old salt, savagely thrusting one
hand in his trousers pocket, and add
ing: Il shan't need your services
any longer" -Leaoiston (Me.} Jour-
nal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

Life insurance agent (ffling out ap-
plication)-Your general health is
good. is it not ?"
Applicant-"Never had sick day
in my life."
Agent-"Um. You do not con.
template entering upon any hazard;
Gus undertaking, suppose "h1I.N 2
Applicant-"Well. yes. am afraid
| do. L am going to get married
Wednesday. "-LoaoeU Citizen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

"Bob, what is the state of Matri-
mony ?" sit is one of the United
States. 1t is bounded by hugging
and kissing on one side, and cradles
and babies on the other. Its chief
products are population, broomsticks
and staying out o. nights. 1t was
discovered by Adam and Eye while
trying to find northwest passage
out of Paradise. The climate is rather
sultry till you pass the tropics of
housekeeping, when squaIly weather
commonly sets in with sufficient
power to keep all hands cool as Gu.
cumbers. For the principal roads
leading to this interesting state con-
suit the first pair of blue eyes you run
against"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
No improvement.-UncIe Sam

No improvement.-Uncle Sam
Got a new idea have you?
Naval Yes, stree.
can MAKE you war vessel now that
will meet every requirement. It's
modelled after a duck.
"Can it fly Pr
"Well no; but it will sail like a
duck"
"Dive out of sight?"
"Clear to the bottom"
"Well. 1 dunno. Sounds nightly
like those we have now" -Omabo
World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

Some time ago little three-year.
old, playing in the yard, came into
the house and said in IA surprised tone
to his mother:
"Mother, l saw nothing with tail
to it,"
His mother, being unable to under.
stand him, followed the child into
the yard. where the little fellow
pointed to snake which was gliding
away through the grass.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

"What an inevtarate talker Char.
ley isl" remarks Brown. II never
saw his like" Fogg replies :-"Nor
l either; 'pon my word, / believe he
would even talk to his wife rather
than keep his tongue STILL"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

A Michigan ex-soldier has declined
to receive his pension any longer be.
cause he has got well. 1t is rumored
that he will be given another pension
now on the ground of insanity,-CdM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

my daughter" exclaimed fash
ionable mother. sis innocence itself.
You can't say anything in her pres.
ence that will make her blush"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-15

That. habit of looking on the best
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